This is the most beautiful beach in Oslo,romantic and good for family. What can i say about beach?…read moreJust you have came and enjoy it,trust me you will love it

The cottages on this island are so cute! People actually live here it seems, although I'd imagine…read moreit to be a hassle to do so. There isn't much to do on this island besides look at the houses, as there aren't many hiking trails or viewpoints. Maybe just pass by this place on a boat!

The least expensive store to buy female Devon warm underwear to be protected during harsh winters…read more The store is conveniently located near the Sandvika train station and the Meny grocery store.

Sporting goods store specializing in bikes during the summer months, and skis in the winter. Best…read moretime to buy is when they are changing out the inventories. I'm not in very often, but have always gotten super service and help when I have. In the summer they also sell kayaks and canoes and everything that goes with. Very good to have a store that specializes, so you know where to get good advice should you need it.

This is one of the most bewildering "tourist" sites I have ever come across. Really it should…read moreprobably be ignored, but I feel it's my Yelp duty to warn fellow travellers who may also be tempted by all the other 5 star reviews. It's a set of very uninteresting stairs, in a "edgy" looking area, with a rubbish view at the top and the highlight of a couple of very low key wolf type statues at the bottom. This is not something that in anyway should be called a tourist site and if it is classified as that then it should be about 400 on the list of landmarks worth seeing. There is literally loads of statues across Oslo that are way more interesting that the ones at the bottom of these crappy stairs. Scraping the bottoms of the barrel of tourist attractions, one to avoid for sure.

Sturdy bridge with statues based on Norwegian story books. Connecting Grünerløkka with the rest of…read morethe world.